Andrei Lubensky

Summary

Andrei Lubensky Elemoont — Chapter 19 (1998)

Hunters," guessed the Hunter–for–Elephants. "You are right, said the Oldest Elephant (who was also the biggest one) , "Precisely they are those special elephants I told you. Now you may hunt one against another as much as you like!"
"The hunting will be short," remarked one of two–trunked elephants, "It's enough to launch only one cherrystone at each."
"Take it into their heads to frighten me cherrystones!" muttered the Hunter.
"Keep silence!" whispered the Mosquito, "You don't know what sort of cherrystones exists on the Moon."
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